Nash, Maude Cushing Mrs · Boston, New York, Houghton Mifflin company · leaf 159
propriate colors and figures, makes furniture resem-bling cretonne upholstery. The simplest form of foldingis advisable so the child may make much of the furni-ture himself. Take a six-inch square piece of cardboardand fold as before explained, creasing it into the sixteen-inch squares. With… … Fig. II Fig. Ill on the other side by bringing B—D together, lappingF—F side over them. By putting glue on the under sideof E and F, these folds will remain in position and youhave made a box. (Fig. II.) To make a cover for thebox, construct another box in same manner only makingthe size of the…
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